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yes , if you have interest in this degree then you can do B.Com with LLB . as this course has good career opportunities. good luck.
You have worked as a bank manager. It's a great thing and after seeing your profile I must suggest you that you have to take a chance with international business because nowadays in this field, such opportunities are available and amount of interested students in this field are really low. So, you have 90% chance to be successful in this field
And the answer to your question, it depends on your own budget. If your budget is more than 30 Lacs then I must suggest you that you go abroad.
You may go for B.Com from DU which will provide you with better placement opportunities.
See, first of all, the AMU MBA is newly opened within one year and its functionality and working is currently going on. It would according to me take about 5-6 years to work with quality and efficiently.
Secondly, AMU currently hasn't exposure to Core companies of Management and companies usually hesitate to come to Aligarh even for placements too.
Jamia being a hub and capital city of India crosses every barrier in term of quality and exposure to give its students better education with quality and quantity.
Rest, you can better decide.
Best of luck.
When you put the question in such a context what I believe is, you are afraid and that someone might have scared you for the thought of taking MBA in finance for further studies. Either way, I will help the best I possibly can. You don't have to be a commerce background, otherwise the MBA colleges would go empty for not admitting engineers in their Finance course. Your degree to a certain extent becomes irrelevant, because you dive into the world of equities, debt, hybrid instruments, CD's, buy out, bail out etc. MBA finance guys are paid really handsome amount. My only word of caution would be to choose a really reputed college for pursui... View more
<p>The college has released the course-wise NIRF report 2023 and overall placement report 2022. However, no placemnet statistics is available of MBA or MCom department on the offcial webiste. However, as per the overall NIRF report 2023, the median package offered to PG (2-year) students was INR 4.11 LPA during placements 2022. The trend graph below showcases the median package offered to PG (2-year) students over the past three years:</p><div class="photo-widget"><div class="figure"><picture><source srcset="" media=" (max-width: 500px)"><img src="https://i... View more
Dear Mansi!
If you are interested in photography, then trust me that B.Com and MBA, B.O.Th are a complete wastage of time and money. You need to follow up your passion, not the degree. I know that it is not practical but my suggestion says that B.Com and MBA will help you nowhere. So, firstly go for BA Journalism course. You can also join any photography studio to enhance your career. After having 2 or 3 years of work experience, you can pursue any master courses related to the field. This path will surely lead to success and gives you a mental satisfaction. Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Ask any query at an... View more
BBA or Bachelor in Business Administration is a professional undergraduate programme over the course of 3 years which comprises Business Management. It is a Bachelor level course which gives students in-depth knowledge of marketing, finance, accounting, human resources etc. Each year more than 1,12,000 candidates graduate this course from over 26000+ institutions which proves the popularity of BBA among students in India. B.Com or Bachelor in Commerce is also a 3 year programme that teaches the students principles of Accounting and Finance. It is known as one of the most preferred academic degrees that improves the students subject knowled... View more
Hi Thomas,
You should be eligible, even if not for a Master's degree then you can apply for a Graduate Certificate. However, I still think you can apply with your grades. Please get in touch with them once. Drop them an email and they will tell you exact requirements.
Yes, MBA in HR has a good scope. Many organizations look for students with both HR and bit of operations knowledge. Doing MBA-HR from good institutes like XLRI, TISS, IIMs and SPJIMR will definitely give you a good exposure. You must try for these institutes for MBA-HR.
You have a great chance in all these colleges. IIM A, B and C do look into academic scores but considering that you are an SC candidate, if you score well in CAT you can get into all these premier colleges. XLRI relies heavily on XAT score so just look to ace the exam and you will be good to go.
All the best!
Yes, you are eligible, but I request you to kindly go through the admission process once.
If you are confident that you are going on the right track, think of the bank job only. But, prepare for the test earnestly. Do well and make sure that you get the job.
Hi Prakhar, You have scored a great percentage of marks ! Congratulations ! With this kind of academic background, I would suggest go for BBA as it will equip you the required skills set and knowledge to start your own business or become a great manager. Since you want to pursue MBA after graduation, BBA is the best option. You can also go for an integrated course BBA+ MBA. There are many colleges offering BBA courses, noteworthy is IILM, Lodhi road. For more information, visit the website ubs. Iilm. Edu.
423 is a low score, You might not get Top B-School for these marks. You can either try next year again or Try in good colleges through PGDM.
The Certified Management Accountant (CMA) is a prestigious certification awarded by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) to F&A professionals who seek to advance their career in management accounting. The certification denotes expertise in financial accounting and strategic management. As MNCs set up and expand their operations in India, the need for CMAs is rising. Also, due to attractive salary packages and prestigious work profile, more and more candidates are opting for CMA certification. CMAs have applications in various functions of an organisation like decision support, planning and control. CPA Certified Public Acc... View more
Nothing is easy as you are doing graduation, so there is some level of education. But if you really wants to know then I think BCA is quite better for you to do.
All the best.
If you are currently pursuing your second year of B.Com from Delhi University and want to pursue LL.B. From the same university, you can follow the below steps:
1. Check the eligibility criteria: The eligibility criteria for LL.B. Admission in Delhi University require the candidate to have completed their graduation with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Make sure you fulfill this criterion.
2. Prepare for the entrance exam: Delhi University conducts an entrance exam for LL.B. Admissions. Prepare well for the exam by studying the syllabus, solving previous year question papers, and taking mock tests.
3. Apply for the entrance ... View more
CUSAT provides admission for B.Com L. B courses through an entrance test either conducted by the university itself or through a national level qualifying test.
Dear Prashu,
Thanks for your query.
You will find lot many B-Schools in India, but IMS Ghaziabad offer International Study Tour, Complimentary Laptop, Value Added Certification Programs for Employability Skills Enhancement, Strong Focus on Industry Interface through Industry Visits, Seminars, Conferences & Workshops, Guest Lectures, Alumni Talk Series. IMS Ghaziabad is having state of art infrastructure, fully equipped IT labs, enriched and well stocked library. On all parameters you will find that IMS Ghaziabad is a good option among all these colleges. When it comes to placements, it totally depends on students quality and t... View more
One needs to know the difference between the two:
Job opportunities offered after CFP course are CFP legal financial planner, estate planner, investment planner, insurance planner, tax consultant, etc while MBA offers Managers, leaders, operations and sales heads, etc. CFP covers financial planning as a subject while MBA focuses on economics, accounting, operations and marketing along with a specialization that is chosen by the candidate. The CFP course exams are held thrice in a year while the two years MBA program is set in a semester mode. CFP entrance examination is online while for MBA it defers with institutions. CFP is organized... View more
Yes, you are eligible for B.Ed course from JMI. You just need to clear the entrance exam for the same.
It does matter. 50% criteria is for academics and 50% for CET score.
You can contact the college for further details.
Hi,
LLB Eligibility. Aspiring candidates should have scored a minimum pass percentage either at the class 12th level or graduation level. The percentages are 45% marks for General category, 42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST categories.
Yes, MBA in media is possible after B.Com. For MBA, one needs a graduation degree first with at least 50% marks or above aggregate percentage.
Yes, of course, you can proceed for Executive MBA. Best of luck.
No dear, this is not possible to do class 12th with Commerce, and then do B.Sc. So, you have to repeat class 12th with science stream, because both the streams are completely different from each other. And, B.Sc in physics is again a difficult one. But, if you are sure now to change your stream, then you must pursue class 12 with science again.
Yes, most importantly please think twice before taking any step, as it is about your whole life. Your single decision can change your entire life, so please make sure that you must be clear with what you are doing.